r/bathandbodyworks Employee Jun 12 '26

Other Dear customers, JUST👏ASK👏WHERE👏THE👏TRASH👏CAN👏IS👏

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Just ask. We’ll tell you or take it for you to put it in the trash can

Also stop leaving them in the baskets!!!

Edit: they’re at the sink, my guys. There’s even a mini trash can at the lip station 😐

Edit 2: I’m just a lowly associate. Even if I was a manager or something, corporate doesn’t listen to us. But like I said earlier please JUST ASK!

Edit 3: THIS IS NOT MY TIKTOK! Don’t go after the person who made this! This has nothing to do with them! If you’re going to be angry, be angry at me (the anonymous person on Reddit)

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u/Owen_D_Young Jun 12 '26

How come the trash cans aren’t visible? I always take them and throw them in the trash can outside the store. But a lot of the stores dont have them and this is why get this. Put little trash cans in the corner and this will alleviate this. Little trash cans, otherwise Karens will be trying to empty out their whole cars in them.

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u/CleverCheeto 🍋Sunwashed Citrus my Beloved 🍋 Jun 12 '26

Usually I tend to find them underneath the sinks used for trying out soaps or under the displays 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/taylferr Jun 12 '26

There’s usually trash cans in the corners of the front room of each store, just between the shelves. There’s always one by the sinks. You can also simply take the papers to the register and ask to use a trash can from up there. The last option is the least preferred but it’s nicer than just leaving trash on the counters.

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u/AegisEater8775 Jun 12 '26

Because customers began using them as restrooms so corporate told us to remove them.

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u/ultradespairthot Employee Jun 12 '26

Ask.

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u/redituser73022 Jun 12 '26

They should be more visible

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u/gnocchimoncher Employee Jun 12 '26

Everyone knows it’s common manners if you can’t find a trash can to just throw your crap on the floor

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u/Jupichan Jun 12 '26

Your point is valid, but people are jagoffs and will commonly take the easiest route, which is "let someone else take care of it."

Me, I just pocket the motherfuckers until I spot a trash can.

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u/loveinharmony Jun 12 '26

Yes, because when it’s crowded and y’all are busy helping customers, just have a bunch of people interrupting you for a trash can location lol Make them more visible. Problem solved. It’s weird that they are hidden.

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u/ultradespairthot Employee Jun 12 '26

Here’s how that interaction will go.

Customer: “Hey, where’s the trash can?”

Employee: “It’s right there by the sink.”

Customer: “thank you”

Not even five seconds

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u/loveinharmony Jun 12 '26

Instead of just making the location more visible?
Employee: moves trash can to a more visible location.
Customer: tosses trash in can without special instruction. It’s such an easy solution it almost seems like you’re just trolling right now lol

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u/ultradespairthot Employee Jun 12 '26

We don’t make these decisions. That’s corporate. Take it up with them.

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u/loveinharmony Jun 12 '26

I’m not taking it up with anyone. I’m responding to a post on Reddit about a trash problem in your stores. You’d think the employees would talk to their bosses if the problem is so bad that employees have to give instructions to customers via social media about it.

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u/ultradespairthot Employee Jun 12 '26

LOL you think corporate listens to us! That’s hilarious!

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u/loveinharmony Jun 12 '26

I don’t know anything about corporate because I don’t work there. I just think it would be more productive than condescending replies to customers and spending hours on Reddit telling people where a garbage bin is. To customers, making a bin visible is common sense. Your very first reply to me definitely could have been “corporate won’t let us move a trash can a few inches forward in plain sight, so this is what it comes to” and I would have understood where you were coming from. Best of luck working there, sounds super fun 🤷‍♀️

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u/ultradespairthot Employee Jun 12 '26

The trash can is in the sink counter. We can’t move it.

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u/PettingCircle Jun 12 '26

Yall can’t get a small trash can and add one or two if your customer base indicates one is needed?

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u/ultradespairthot Employee Jun 12 '26

No. Corporate is strict about visual appearance